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Daisho in Handachi-Montierung, beide Klingen signiert "Tomomitsu", Japan, späte Edo-Periode

Lot 10390
06.12.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 10390 | Daisho in Handachi-Montierung, beide Klingen signiert "Tomomitsu", Japan, späte Edo-Periode
Daisho in Handachi-Montierung, beide Klingen signiert "Tomomitsu", Japan, späte Edo-Periode
Wakizashi: Klinge Shinogi Zukri, Chu Kissaki, Torii Zori. Itame-Masame Hada(?) mit Ji-nie, Nio Gunome-Midare / Choji-Midare. Hamon mit Nie-Fukashi und Tobiyaki, Midare-Komi Boshi. Einige kleinere Kitsu. Ubu-Nakago mit einem Mekugi-Ana, Kesho-Yasurime, signiert "Tomomitsu-Saku". Katana: Sehr breite Klinge mit Chu Kissaki, Hamon choji Midare (sehr feines Midare), Hamon nicht erkennbar. Signiert "Tomomitsu". Identische Handachi-Koshirae mit Futsu-Habaki aus Kupfer. Eiserne Mokko-Gata Tsubas mit Dekor in Taka-Zogan und Taka-Bori, Pferd unter Kiefer. Tsukas mit dunkelgrauer Bindung über Same mit vergoldetem Tiger. Menukis aus Kupfer. Kanamono im Handachi-Stil mit Nanako-Grund. Aogai-Nuri Sayas. Kozuka mit reliefiertem Sakura-Blütendekor in Shakudo, Gold und Silber auf Nanako-Grund. Klingenlängen K/M 45,4 und 72,5 cm, Gesamtlänge 73 und 109 cm.
A Japanese daisho in handachi mountings, both blades signed "Tomomitsu", late Edo period
A Japanese daisho in handachi mountings, both blades signed "Tomomitsu", late Edo period
Wakizashi: the blade shinogi-zukuri, chu-kissaki, torii-zori. Itame-masame hada (?) with ji nie, nio-based gunome midare / choji midare
hamon with nie-fukashi and tobiyaki, midare-komi boshi. Several small kitsu. Ubu nakago with one mekugi-ana, kesho-yasurime, signed "Tomomitsu-Saku". Katana: extremely broad blade with chu-kissaki, hamon choji midare (very fine midare), the hamon not discernible. Signed "Tomomitsu". Identical handachi koshirae with copper futsu-habaki. Iron mokko-gata tsubas with embellishment in taka zogan and taka bori, horse under a pine. Tsukas with dark grey weave over same with a gilt tiger. Copper menukis. Kanamono in handachi style with a nanako background. Aogai-nuri sayas. Kozuka with raised sakura floral decoration in shakudo, gold and silver on a nanako background. Blade lengths K/M 45.4 and 72.5 cm, overall length 73 and 109 cm.
Condition: II -
Place of origin:Japan
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